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2007 136th Annual Meeting & Exhibition Linking Science and Technology for Global Solutions Technical Program Program-at-a-Glance ..............................................................2 Session Listing .......................................................................8 Monday AM ...........................................................................16 Monday PM ............................................................................63 Tuesday AM .........................................................................117 Tuesday PM .........................................................................164 Wednesday AM ...................................................................223 Wednesday PM ...................................................................274 Thursday AM .......................................................................327 General Posters ..................................................................359 Index ....................................................................................363 2007 136th Annual Meeting & Exhibition Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ROOM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM Materials Materials Intellectual Intellectual Materials Materials Materials Processing under Processing under Property in Property in Processing under Processing under Processing under the Influence of the Influence of Materials Materials the Influence of the Influence of the Influence of External Fields: External Fields: Science: Patents, Science: Patents, External Fields: External Fields: External Fields: Session I Session II Tech Transfer and Tech Transfer and Session III Session IV Session V Licensing: Patents Licensing: Commercialization America’s Seminar America’s Bulk Metallic Bulk Metallic Bulk Metallic Bulk Metallic Bulk Metallic Bulk Metallic Bulk Metallic Glasses IV: Glasses IV: Glasses IV: Glasses IV: Glasses IV: Glasses IV: Glasses IV: Glass Science Mechanical Alloy Mechanical Supercooled Mechanical Mechanical and Technology Properties I Development and Properties II Liquids and Properties III Properties IV Asia 1 Glass-Forming Crystallization Ability Materials in Clean Materials in Clean Materials in Clean Materials in Clean Materials in Clean Materials in Clean Materials in Clean Power Systems II: Power Systems II: Power Systems II: Power Systems II: Power Systems II: Power Systems II: Power Systems II: Fuel Cells, Solar, Fuel Cells, Solar, Fuel Cells, Solar, Fuel Cells, Solar, Fuel Cells, Solar, Fuel Cells, Solar, Fuel Cells, Solar, and Hydrogen- and Hydrogen- and Hydrogen- and Hydrogen- and Hydrogen- and Hydrogen- and Hydrogen- Based Based Based Based Based Based Based Technologies: Technologies: Technologies: Technologies: Technologies: Technologies: Technologies: Asia 2 Plenary Session PEMFCs SOFCs I SOFCs II Materials Materials for Materials for Solar Oxidation/ Clean Coal Power Cells and Corrosion and Generation and Photovoltaic Protection Gas Separation Systems Innovations in Innovations in Innovations in Innovations in Innovations in Innovations in Innovations in Titanium Titanium Titanium Titanium Titanium Titanium Titanium Technology Technology Technology Technology Technology Technology Technology Symposium: Low Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Cost Materials and Novel Materials Novel Materials Advances in Advances in Alloy Microstructure Microstructure Asia 3 Processing and Processes I and Processes II Materials Development and Properties I and Properties II Processing Properties and Properties and Properties and Properties and Properties and Properties and Performance of Performance of Performance of Performance of Performance of Performance of High High Temperature High Temperature High Temperature High Temperature High Temperature Temperature Alloys and Alloys and Alloys and Alloys and Alloys and Alloys and Coatings: Coatings: Single Coatings: Coatings: Coatings: Asia 4 Coatings: Single Polycrystalline Crystal Alloys II Coatings and Coatings and Intermetallics and Crystal Alloys I Alloys and Oxidation Oxidation I Oxidation II Multidiscipline SMD SMD SMD SMD SMD SMD SMD Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Symposium: Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Nanostructured Nanostructured Nanostructured Nanostructured Nanostructured Nanostructured Nanostructured Materials, in Materials, in Materials, in Materials, in Materials, in Materials, in Materials, in Honor of Carl Honor of Carl Honor of Carl Honor of Carl Honor of Carl Honor of Carl Honor of Carl Koch: Koch: Koch: Koch: Stability, Koch: Koch: Koch: Fatigue, and Processing and Plasticity and Strain and Stress Plasticity and Plasticity and Microstructure Asia 5 Strengthening Characterization Deformation - and - Deformation Deformation and Mechanisms at of Materials Mechanisms at Poster Sesion: Mechanisms at Mechanisms at Mechanical Small Length Subjected to Small Length Mechanical Small Length Small Length Properties of Scale Severe Plastic Scale I Properties of Scale II Scale III Nanostructured Deformation Nanostructured Materials Materials Recycling and Recycling and Recycling and Recycling and Recycling and Recycling and Waste Processing: Waste Waste Waste Processing: Waste Processing: Waste Processing: Materials Processing: Processing: Precious Metals Aluminum Other Nonferrous Recovery from Batteries and Automotive Recovery Wastes Co/Ni Recycling, Global Challenges and Australia 2 Australia Opportunities LEARN • NETWORK • ADVANCE Program-at-a-Glance ROOM Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday AM PM AM PM AM PM AM Innovations in 8th Global Innovations in 8th Global Innovations in Innovations in Measurement Innovations Measurement Innovations Measurement Measurement Science to Assess Symposium: Science to Assess Symposium: Science to Assess Science to Assess 3 Australia the Performance Trends in the Performance Trends in the Performance the Performance of New Materials Materials and of New Materials Materials and of New Materials of New Materials in the Real-World: Manufacturing in the Real-World: Manufacturing in the Real-World: in the Real-World: Fundamental Technologies High Strain Rate Technologies Characterization Advanced Measurement for Energy Deformation for Energy of Advanced Measurement Methods Production: Production: Materials Techniques Plenary Session I Advances in Advances in Advances in Advances in Advances in Advances in Microstructure- Microstructure- Microstructure- Microstructure- Microstructure- Microstructure- Based Modeling Based Modeling Based Modeling Based Modeling Based Modeling Based Modeling 1 Europe and and and and and and Characterization Characterization Characterization Characterization Characterization Characterization of Deformation of Deformation of Deformation of Deformation of Deformation of Deformation Microstructures: Microstructures: Microstructures: Microstructures: Microstructures: Microstructures: Characterization Modeling of Characterization Modeling of Modeling of Characterization of Deformed Deformed of Deformed Deformed Deformed of Deformed Structures I Structures I Structures II Structures II Structures III Structures III Diffusion in Diffusion in Diffusion in Diffusion in Diffusion in Diffusion in Advanced Advanced Advanced Advanced Advanced Advanced 2 Europe Materials and Materials and Materials and Materials and Materials and Materials and Processing: Processing: Processing: Processing: Processing: Processing: Atomistic and Interfaces, Energy Materials Phenomenology Intermetallics Multiscale Surfaces and Technology Processing and Experiments and Glasses Simulations Nanostructures Dynamic Dynamic Dynamic Dynamic Dynamic Dynamic Dynamic 3 Europe Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Behavior of Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials: Deformation I Deformation II Deformation III Deformation IV Mechanical Mechanical Fracture Properties I Properties II Biological Biological Biological Biological Biological Biological Biological Materials Materials Materials Science: Materials Science: Materials Science: Materials Materials Science: 4 Europe Science: Science: Biological Biological Implant Science: Biological Bioinspired Mechanical Materials I Materials/ Biomaterials Functional Materials II Materials Behavior of Bio-Medical Biomaterials and Biomaterials - and - Devices Poster Session Materials Issues Materials Issues General Abstracts: General Abstracts: General Abstracts: General Abstracts: 5 Europe for Advanced for Advanced SMD: SMD: SMD: SMD: Nuclear Systems: Nuclear Systems: Advances in Advances in Microstructure Nickel Alloys and Energy Material Steel I Steel II and Properties of High Temperature Generation and Characterization Materials Materials I Waste Issues Issues Refractory Metals Refractory Metals Fundamentals of Fundamentals of Fundamentals of Fundamentals of General Europe 6 Europe 2007: Processing 2007: Oxidation Shape Memory Shape Memory Shape Memory Shape Memory Abstracts: and Mechanical and Thin Films and Related and Related and Related and Related SMD: Deformation Transitions: Transitions: Transitions: Transitions: Processing and Electronic Atomistic and Mechanical Multiscale Properties of Structure and Microstructural Behavior Modeling and Light Metals Phonons Mechanisms Applications Advances in Advances in Advances in Advances in Advances in Advances in Advances in Computational
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